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To kick off CAH Awareness Month, we would like to share some words from the CARES Medical Director, Karen Lin Su, M.D. Please take a moment to learn more about Dr. Su's involvement with CAH, and her time as the CARES Medical Director, and how that has shaped her journey so far! #CARES #CAH #CAHAwarenessMonth #CARESFoundation #CongenitalAdrenalHyperplasia

I look forward to participating on a panel at the Intelligent Health Association’s 2023 International Summit, along with Vikrant Arora and Brad Marsh BSN, RN, CEN, moderated by the esteemed David Finn. The age of AI in healthcare means the opportunity to enhance efficiency, improve patient outcomes, and transform how health services are delivered. Adoption is through diagnostic support, predictive analytics, virtual assistants, administrative efficiency, remote patient monitoring, drug discovery, education development, and, last but not least, strengthening cybersecurity. The ethics of AI in healthcare is concerned with patient privacy, data security, and bias in algorithms. Additionally, the rapid development and deployment of AI technologies may outpace the regulatory frameworks, creating a challenge to ensure the use of AI meets established safety and efficacy standards. What is the balance between innovation and regulation? For a cybersecurity professional, the challenges include the acquisition of AI security expertise, ensuring all data is encrypted and protected, access controls and authentication to the system that leverage AI, including heightened security through a layered approach, and continuous monitoring, Compliance with healthcare regulation (HIPAA), and gaining a deep understanding of how AI models and algorithms include security protection for the data. Register here: https://lnkd.in/e_mzsG7E #healthcare #healthcareinnovation #healthcareai #healthcarecybersecurity #StJoesephsHealth

Find below details of how you can register for our Thornfields next upcoming CQC webinar. #practicemanagement #practicemanager

Indeed, we need to honor all who serve in 2621 counties lowest in health care workforce despite the health care killing combination of worst public and worst private health plans. Concentrations of elderly, poor, disabled shape concentrations of public plans paying 65 - 85% of the cost of delivering care - particularly bad for Community Health Centers with 50% Medicaid. But these counties also have weaker employers with their worst paychecks, benefits, and health plans. The US insurance design is worst in the developed nations, but it fails completely when employer based health insurance is not capable of paying the 130 - 200% that can bail out the concentrations of public plans. When will CMS get the message and help HRSA instead of voting 1.4 trillion a year against what HRSA is trying to do? We have to stop the decline of health care for most Americans most behind. We have to stop the hemorrhage of health professionals from health care. Reversing 40 years of poor assumptions is difficult, but essential for any progress for HRSA program success and for most Americans most behind. Health care is about teams. Why is CMS not a team player?

There are two important pieces of legislation on the docket for DOTH that can enhance and continue to propel Cardiac Rehab Programming. • HR 955/S 1849: Sustaining Outpatient Services Act seeks to redress the inequity in CMS reimbursement when a CR/PR program relocates off campus or opens a new facility off the grounds of the main hospital. HR 1406/S 3021: Sustainable Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Services in the Home Act seeks to make many of the waivers that CMS granted during the PHE permanent. These waivers allowed for the delivery of virtual CR/PR and for the daily supervising provider requirement to be met virtually. The last point is critical (no pun intended) for CAH in rural areas. • Your support is key.

Congratulations Center for Children's Advocacy and Yale New Haven Hospital for being honored by the Connecticut Hospital Association for your Medical-Legal Partnership team! Medical-legal partnerships (MLPs) are an innovative approach to delivering legal services by integrating legal expertise into healthcare settings. These partnerships address the social determinants of health, such as housing, access to benefits, and domestic violence, by providing patients with legal assistance alongside medical care. By identifying and addressing legal issues that impact health, MLPs improve patient outcomes, reduce healthcare costs, and enhance the well-being of communities. This holistic model of care fosters collaboration between healthcare providers and legal professionals, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive support to tackle both their medical and legal needs. #MedicalLegalPartnership #MLP #LegalAid #HealthJustice #AccessToJustice #HealthcareInnovation #LegalServices #PublicHealth #HealthcareCollaboration

Two important pieces of legislation on the docket for this year's DOTH. HR 955/S 1849: Sustaining Outpatient Services Act seeks to redress the inequity in CMS reimbursement when a CR/PR program relocates off campus or opens a new facility off the grounds of the main hospital. HR 1406/S 3021: Sustainable Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Services in the Home Act seeks to make many of the waivers that CMS granted during the PHE permanent. These waivers allowed for the delivery of virtual CR/PR and for the daily supervising provider requirement to be met virtually. The last point is critical (no pun intended) for CAH in rural areas. AACVPR is sending the entire BOD to D.C. this year to impress upon Congress how important these bills are. Hope to see you there.

That’s the 20th Century British way. It is especially evident in secondary or high school education where the obsession with egalitarianism extends to no discrimination on grounds of ability as Tom Lehrer would put it using the proper meaning of the word. Schools now do not tax the academic and bore those who would benefit from vocational education after 14 so they stop going and disrupt classes. Consequently we have a really badly educated population and a rapidly failing economy,

Patient (Lived Experience) Leadership is about those affected by life-changing illness, injury or disability who want to influence change through being equal partners in decision-making. In this monthly expert briefing, patient leadership champion David Gilbert picks out the most significant developments in a field of increasing relevance to the NHS. https://lnkd.in/es9g-dR3

Don't forget, you can nominate your colleagues for a Primary Care Stars award! It's easy to do, click the link below and let us know who you want to nominate and the reason they deserve a reward, we will be picking new sinners every three months so let us know who you think is a Primary Care Star! #menloparkprimarycare #primarycare #awards #award #celebratingsuccess